A single federal framework would have enabled insurance carriers to deploy AI systems under a uniform set of compliance standards. Instead, they now face a complex patchwork of laws from more than fifty jurisdictions.

Roberson’s work at Agentech is a real-time case study in what that future looks like in one of the most operationally intensive and compliance-driven industries in the world.

Jassy’s message can be summed up in two key points: the rise of AI agents as autonomous colleagues and the transformational speed they enable.

Deloitte reports that 84% of executives cite gaps in managing risk tied to authority and controls. McKinsey has found that 60% of financial processes remain manual, leaving room for error and exposure.

Captives have always done more with less. For captives that rely on lean staffing models or outsource to third parties, it becomes difficult to maintain the consistency and audit-readiness expected in today’s insurance environment.

In the age of digital transformation, clinging to outdated systems like spreadsheets or SharePoint is a risk no public company can afford.

As the insurance industry grapples with an aging workforce and increasing claims volumes, Agentic AI emerges as a transformative solution.

In the vast expanse of the insurance universe, a transformative force has emerged-Agentic AI. Like the Jedi of lore, these intelligent agents are revolutionizing the claims landscape, bringing balance and efficiency to traditionally manual processes.

AI is no longer on the horizon; it's reshaping insurance operations in real-time. Consider the macro pressures: a shrinking adjuster workforce, rising claim volumes, complex policies, and increasing customer expectations for speed and transparency.

In a world of increased risk, rising expectations, and chronic workforce gaps, the organizations that thrive are those that move with clarity and precision. Agentic AI: trained to surface the Next Best Action (NBA) across complex workflows.

At the heart of The Innovation Foundation at Oklahoma State University case was a failure to establish and enforce a comprehensive governance and accountability program, including a clear Delegation of Authority (DOA) framework.

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For companies preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) or receiving federal or state funding, establishing a defensible and modern DOA framework is a prerequisite.

This collaboration enhances Snapsheet’s claims processing capabilities by leveraging Agentech’s digital agents to automate a bevy of repetitive administrative tasks, enabling adjusters to focus on higher-value decision-making.